Daily Ocean News Bulletin – 13th February
Felixstowe Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported for today although we will see a likely port closure from Saturday through to Monday PM due to Storm Dennis.
Vessel – Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller (Working), Gunhilde Maersk (Working), MSC Marta (Working), MSC Margrit (Inbound), Venta Maersk (Inbound), CSCL Mars (Inbound), Monte Olivia (Inbound), Maersk Emden (Inbound), MSC Fabienne (Inbound), Santa Rita (Inbound), MSC Topaz (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast for this weekend through to Monday PM.
Southampton Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported for today although we will see a likely port closure from Saturday through to Monday PM due to Storm Dennis.
Vessel – Al Murabba (Working), MOL Triumph (Inbound), Conmar Najade (Inbound), Independent Vision (Inbound), Safmarine Benguela (Inbound), Aldebaran J (Inbound), Cosco Vietnam (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast for this weekend through to Monday PM.
London Gateway Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported for today although we will see a likely port closure from Saturday through to Monday PM due to Storm Dennis.
Vessel – Bontrup Amsterdam (Working), MOL Gratitude (Inbound), CMA CGM Fort Fleur Depee (Inbound), MSC Maureen (Inbound), Cap San Augustin (Inbound), YM Evolution (Inbound), MSC Rachele (Inbound), Dina Trader (Inbound), ER Vancouver (Inbound), Seaspan Oceania (Inbound), Ebba Maersk (Inbound), MSC Lisa (Inbound), YM Wholesome (Inbound), MSC Caterina (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast for this weekend through to Monday PM.
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